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Obama, Romney get ready for second debate

US

All eyes will be on Hofstra University in Long Island tonight for the much-anticipated second presidential debate between President Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.

Obama, Romney get ready for second debate

7:55 AM

Second ship runs aground on St. Lawrence River

Alexandria Bay

Another ship has run aground on the St. Lawrence River, this time, near Alex Bay. It happened early Tuesday morning.

Second ship runs aground on St. Lawrence River

2:51 PM

Sugar and sweets can harm teeth

US

With Halloween just about two weeks away, stores are filled with everything you need to fulfill your sweet tooth. That's why some dentists say it's important to keep a few things in mind when it comes to protecting your teeth. Our Brad Vivacqua has more.

Sugar and sweets can harm teeth

7:44 AM

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10:58 AM

Greater Syracuse sports HOF welcomes "elite eight"

Headlined by two-time Olympic gold medalist Beezie Madden, the eight-member 2012 class was inducted into the Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame Monday night at Drumlins Country Club, bringing membership in the hall to more than 200 honorees.

Greater Syracuse sports HOF welcomes "elite eight"

Orange name quintet captains for 2013 season

The SU lacrosse team announced Monday they've elected five captains for the 2013 season. The captains are JoJo Marasco, Brian Megill, Derek Maltz, Steven Ianzito, and Joe Fazio.

Orange name quintet captains for 2013 season

Crunch enjoy day off at the links

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The Crunch took a day off the ice to spend some time on the golf course, at their annual golf tournament Monday in McConnellsville.

Crunch enjoy day off at the links

State adding to overcrowded county jails

It's something that costs several counties, including Jefferson and Oswego, more than a million dollars a year. Their jails are overcrowded and some inmates have to be housed elsewhere. Considering housing, health and travel expenses, it's busting some budgets. It's a problem one state lawmaker says is partially the state's fault. Our Brian Dwyer has more on a proposed law that would require the state to take care of its own.

State adding to overcrowded county jails

Updated 10/15/2012 07:40 PM

Whooping cough cases on the rise

For many, Whooping cough is one of the most disturbing sounds a person can hear. It's a highly contagious bacterial infection that causes an uncontrollable, violent cough lasting several weeks or even months, which can lead to serious complications. And the number of cases across the country has been on the rise. As our Katie Gibas reports, Onondaga County officials say cases there have quadrupled since this time last year and in Broome County, there have been 65 cases so far this year, nearly double the state rate.

Updated 10/15/2012 04:00 PM

Candidates weigh in on school lunches

In the North Country, school lunches as become a hot debate. Republican congressional-hopeful Matt Doheny says students don't have enough food on their plate. Our Barry Wygel explains how the candidates for the 21st Congressional District differ on the issue.

Updated 10/15/2012 06:29 PM

Obama and Romney to take part in town hall-style debate

Tonight voters will get to ask their questions directly to President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney. This second presidential debate is town hall style and will be held on Long Island. Bobby Cuza is on the Hofstra University campus with a preview of tonight's event.

9:08 AM

Capturing the beauty of fall

Before you know it, snowflakes will begin to fall and the grass will be covered in white. So we wanted to catch some of fall's beauty before it's overcome by winter. Photojournalist Tom Walters brings us on an autumn journey.

10/15/2012 05:56 PM

Wegmans recalls thinkThin bars

Wegmans has issued a recall for a brand of granola bars because they may contain Salmonella.

10/15/2012 08:26 PM

Potsdam police searching for vandals

Potsdam Police are asking for the public's help after vandals struck around the SUNY Potsdam campus. It happened early Sunday morning.

10/15/2012 03:26 PM

Supporters of hydrofracking rally at the Capitol

Albany

Supporters of the controversial gas drilling practice hydrofracking gather in Albany for a rally. They want the governor to reverse the moratorium on fracking, saying it could bring jobs and other economic benefits to the area. Megan Cruz has the latest from the Capitol.

Supporters of hydrofracking rally at the Capitol

Updated 10/15/2012 04:21 PM

Ship runs aground in St. Lawrence River

St. Lawrence County

A 450 foot vessel has run aground on the south side of the St. Lawrence River. The ship has been there since Sunday morning, when the accident occurred.

Ship runs aground in St. Lawrence River

Updated 10/15/2012 04:44 PM

Second victim in I-690 crash identified

State Police have released the name of the second victim in Monday's deadly crash in the town of Geddes.

Second victim in I-690 crash identified

1:18 PM

Voters to decide fate of East Syracuse Police Department

The fate of the East Syracuse Police Department will be determined today. Taxpayers have from noon until 9 p.m. to vote on the village board's proposal to dissolve the department. Our Katie Gibas reports.

Voters to decide fate of East Syracuse Police Department

Updated 12:00 PM

Obama, Romney preparing for second debate

We're less than 24 hours from the second of three presidential debates. This time, President Obama and Mitt Romney square off at Hofstra University in their second debate. YNN's Josh Robin has a preview from Long Island.

Obama, Romney preparing for second debate

Updated 10/15/2012 08:53 PM

Biden, Ryan square off in vice presidential debate

Vice President Joe Biden and Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan faced-off in their first and only debate Thursday night, with foreign policy, the economy and Medicare reform the biggest issues of the night. Our Grace Rauh has the story.

Biden, Ryan square off in vice presidential debate

Updated 10/12/2012 08:44 AM

Recipe: Sea Scallops with Mashed Sweet Potatoes, Crispy Pancetta, Balsamic Vinegar and Sage

Sea Scallops with the classic Italian paring of pancetta and sage!

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Recipe: </em></span>Sea Scallops with Mashed Sweet Potatoes, Crispy Pancetta, Balsamic Vinegar and Sage

Money Matters: Fall off so-called fiscal cliff would hurt many, experts say

With the fiscal cliff looming just a few months away, financial experts say the impact on many New Yorkers' wallets could be harsh should lawmakers fail to act. Tara Lynn Wagner filed the following Money Matters report.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Money Matters: </em></span>Fall off so-called fiscal cliff would hurt many, experts say

Tech Beat: Gotham's Comic Con to feature its own Batmobile

The New York Comic Con is featuring a new kind of Batmobile that is part of a line of superhero-inspired vehicles that will be auctioned off to fight hunger in Africa. Adam Balkin filed the following report.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Tech Beat: </em></span>Gotham's Comic Con to feature its own Batmobile

The Car Coach: Tires myths

Tires are arguably the most important component of your vehicle. They are, however, among the least understood features. There are many myths when it comes to your tires. Here are just a few.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>The Car Coach: </em></span>Tires myths

Tone Up: Ordering your workout

Working out can be rather confusing. The order can make a difference. Marcie Fraser has more in today's Tone Up.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Tone Up:</em></span> Ordering your workout

Recipe: Applesauce Oatmeal Cookies

Healthy oatmeal cookies with dried cranberries!

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Recipe: </em></span>Applesauce Oatmeal Cookies